Pisgah High School - Pisgahteer Yearbook (Canton, NC)

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The purpose of Le Cercle Francais, the French Club, is to promote friendship and understanding of French-speaking people. This is accomplished through a study of their culture and language. The club appreciates Mrs. Lowaine Wilson ' s leadership in this. Le Cercle Francais members will remember for years to come the day they wore berets and carried French bread for their initiation. French Club officers are as follows: Judy Westmoreland, recording secre¬ tary; Steve Bradley, sergeant-at-arms; Iris Smathers, vice-president; Susan Shumolis, reporter; Nancy Lance, president; Alta Foster, corresponding secretary; Mike Thompson, treasurer; and Tony Thompson, sergeant-at- arms. Le Cercle Francais Is One of Pisgah ’s Most Active Clubs Le Cercle Francais members are as follows: Brenda Stamey, Mary Rogers, Cathy Lane, Krista Neal, Sheila Hannah, Peggy Knight, Linda Beck, Jacque Denton, Nancy Jones, Beth Armstrong; Bobby Kearse, David Campbell; Jim Boone, David Cauble, Lynn Bumgardner, Linda Setzer, Sharon Erwin, Mary Snakenburg; Ronald Jackson, Joe Bell, Garry Crisp, David Boone, Jim Smart, Deborah Brown, Judy Surret, Muriel Kelly, Starlene Johnson; Dora Thompson, Phyllis Stiles, Carolyn Scott, Patsy Taylor, Betty Hooper, Hannah Hogan, Carolyn Woodard, Gwen Woodard. Marilyn Mease and Wanda Ingle are absent from the picture. 98

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The 1966-67 officers of the F.B.L.A. Club are: Bobbie Dean Brown, vice presi¬ dent; Brenda Penland, reporter; Alba Jo Cook, president; and Alecia Haynes, secretary-treasurer. F.B.L.A. Makes Our Future Business Executives The Future Business Leaders of America is composed of our youth of today who will be tomorrow’s leaders in the business world. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Edith Phillips, has twenty-three members. Its purpose is to accumulate profit from the sale of their proj¬ ects to buy equipment to be used within the school. The members of the F.B.L.A. Club are: Donnell Moore, Gretta Cable, Pat Howard, Phyllis Worley, Denise York, Terry Cable; Diane Baker, Diane Miller, Linda Dotson, Jo Nell Chambers, Peggy Cogdill; Pamela Howard, Sandra Cooke, Teresa Wilson, Kathy Mease, and Brenda Warren. 97

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Members of the Spanish Club include Renee Leonard, Sandy Price, Phyllis Stiles, Peggy Panning, Diana Cable, Carolyn Stamey, Mary Jean Kinsland; Neil Davis, Joe Morgan, Walter Brown, Charles Brock, Gary Queen, Diana Jaynes, Yvonne Johnson; Eric Clark, Terry Mease, James Parker, Monty Bueker, Edward Leatherwood, and Ronnie Ervin. Cervantes Studies Spanish Speaking Countries The purpose of the Spanish Club is to increase the knowledge and understanding of the culture of Spanish-speaking countries. This club is under the able leadership of Miss Blay. One of their projects is to purchase materials for use in the Spanish classes. Guiding this club are Eric Clark, treasurer; Gary Wooten, sergeant-at-arms; Donna Rathbone, corresponding secretary; Pam West, reporter; Wanda Matthews, president; Bush Cathey, recording secretary; Gary Singleton, sergeant-at-arms; and absent from the picture is Lynn Sorrells, vice-president. 99